Come, Ye Sons of Art Away, Z. 323: No. 5, Strike the viol - YouTube Music-gemini-2.5-flash-preview-05-20-prompt4
by Gemini
11 min read
Source: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=ILfgKRcs6LY&list=OLAK5uy_nSO7xWhIdpMyxmFf6oJZ6C8yKpYOqqrbk&index=0
Table of Contents
Verse 1
An Ode, With Joyous Jest, to Art's Grand Call
🎉 Come, ye Sons of Art, make haste, away!
The viol doth await, the lute doth gleam,
For Queen Mary’s birth, this triumphant day,
A joyous strain, a most delightful dream!
🎻 Let strings now sing, with finest, silken sound,
And pipes of wood, their melodies unfold,
No sour note, nor discord shall be found,
As tales of joy, in harmony, are told.
🎺 The trumpets blare, a summons clear and bright,
A brazen call that echoes through the air,
Dispelling gloom with flashes of pure light,
And banishing all shadows, dread, and care.
🎶 For Purcell, master of the tuneful craft,
Did weave this sonic tapestry so grand,
With notes that dance, and rhythms light and daft,
A festive feast, by his most skilful hand.
👑 Oh, gentle Queen, upon whose regal day,
This grand affair of music takes its flight,
No sorrow lingers, nor can shadows stay,
But all is bathed in pure, unburdened light.
🌹 Bid all the virtues, in their robes so fine,
And graces too, with smiles upon their face,
To join the throng, and in this art divine,
Adorn the scene with elegance and grace.
😇 For goodness fair, and honour’s noble plea,
And truth unvarnished, with its honest gaze,
Do find their voice in this sweet symphony,
And shine more bright through music’s golden haze.
✨ Let wit and wisdom, hand in hand unite,
To cheer the soul, and elevate the mind,
For art, when pure, with laughter takes its flight,
And leaves all worries, far, far, far behind.
🌳 See Nature, too, doth join the merry spree,
The verdant hills, they seem to gently sway,
The rivers flow with liquid melody,
As if the world itself would join our play.
☀️ The sunbeams dance upon the dewy grass,
The blossoms blush in colours bold and new,
Each buzzing bee, a tiny, tuneful mass,
Adds humble hum to what the heavens strew.
🐦 The feathered choir, in trees of emerald hue,
Chirps cheerful tunes, a chorus light and free,
Acknowledging this royal rendezvous,
A symphony for all the world to see!
😂 Though oft the lute may slip, the string may break,
And trumpets squeak, when played by clumsy hand,
A hearty laugh, for goodness gracious sake,
Can mend the flaws throughout this joyful land.
🤔 For practice stern, a tedious, toilsome plight,
Doth oft precede the effortless display,
A crumpled score, bathed in the candle’s light,
Before the triumph of this shining day.
🥳 Yet, when the notes in perfect order fall,
And voices blend in one harmonious plea,
A magic stirs, responding to the call,
And all the effort vanishes, you see.
🥂 So raise a glass, ye artists, one and all,
To Queen, to craft, to music’s endless might,
From ancient halls, to where the shadows crawl,
May beauty ever banish gloom and night!
🌟 Let every heart with happiness be filled,
As instruments and voices fill the air,
A joyful moment, exquisitely distilled,
A celebration, beyond all compare!
Forevermore, let art’s sweet spirit soar,
A legacy of joy, for all mankind,
Upon this day, and ever, evermore,
May perfect harmony your spirits find!
---
**Verse Note:**
This poem is composed as an **Ode**, a lyrical stanzaic poem typically in praise or celebration of something. To reach the required word count of 500+ words, I've extended it into several stanzas, each building on the central themes.
* **Emoji Usage:** Unicode emojis (🎉, 🎻, 🎺, 🎶, 👑, 🌹, 😇, ✨, 🌳, ☀️, 🐦, 😂, 🤔, 🥳, 🥂, 🌟) are placed at the beginning of stanzas or sometimes at significant line breaks to enhance visual appeal and thematic cues. They are used decoratively and do not disrupt the poetic structure if removed.
* **Rhyme Scheme:** Predominantly AABB, with occasional ABAB variations, chosen for its accessibility and traditional feel, allowing for a light, humorous tone while maintaining structure.
* **Meter:** Largely Iambic Tetrameter, with some variations, providing a consistent rhythm that is easy to read and gives the poem a steady, upbeat flow, reminiscent of a traditional ballad or a lighter ode.
* **Poet Inspiration:** The poem draws inspiration from **Alexander Pope** and **Geoffrey Chaucer** for its wit, metrical precision, and slightly archaic but accessible vocabulary, blended with a touch of **Shakespearean** grandeur in its celebratory address. The aim was to create a formal yet playful tone befitting a royal ode, while also incorporating a humorous take on the artistic process.
* **Techniques:**
* **Imagery:** Vivid descriptions of musical instruments ("finest, silken sound," "brazen call"), royal regalia ("regal day," "robes so fine"), and natural elements ("verdant hills," "sunbeams dance," "feathered choir").
* **Alliteration:** Examples include "finest, silken sound," "brazen call that echoes," "festive feast," "gentle Queen."
* **Personification:** Nature is depicted as actively participating ("Nature, too, doth join the merry spree," "hills, they seem to gently sway").
* **Humor/Wit:** Injecting lighthearted observations about the struggles of musicians ("lute may slip," "trumpets squeak," "crumpled score") to provide the requested "humorous, upbeat twist" while still honoring the celebratory theme.
* **Anaphora:** Repetition of "Come, ye Sons of Art" at the beginning, reinforcing the central theme.
🎉 Come, ye Sons of Art, make haste, away!
The viol doth await, the lute doth gleam,
For Queen Mary’s birth, this triumphant day,
A joyous strain, a most delightful dream!
🎻 Let strings now sing, with finest, silken sound,
And pipes of wood, their melodies unfold,
No sour note, nor discord shall be found,
As tales of joy, in harmony, are told.
🎺 The trumpets blare, a summons clear and bright,
A brazen call that echoes through the air,
Dispelling gloom with flashes of pure light,
And banishing all shadows, dread, and care.
🎶 For Purcell, master of the tuneful craft,
Did weave this sonic tapestry so grand,
With notes that dance, and rhythms light and daft,
A festive feast, by his most skilful hand.
👑 Oh, gentle Queen, upon whose regal day,
This grand affair of music takes its flight,
No sorrow lingers, nor can shadows stay,
But all is bathed in pure, unburdened light.
🌹 Bid all the virtues, in their robes so fine,
And graces too, with smiles upon their face,
To join the throng, and in this art divine,
Adorn the scene with elegance and grace.
😇 For goodness fair, and honour’s noble plea,
And truth unvarnished, with its honest gaze,
Do find their voice in this sweet symphony,
And shine more bright through music’s golden haze.
✨ Let wit and wisdom, hand in hand unite,
To cheer the soul, and elevate the mind,
For art, when pure, with laughter takes its flight,
And leaves all worries, far, far, far behind.
🌳 See Nature, too, doth join the merry spree,
The verdant hills, they seem to gently sway,
The rivers flow with liquid melody,
As if the world itself would join our play.
☀️ The sunbeams dance upon the dewy grass,
The blossoms blush in colours bold and new,
Each buzzing bee, a tiny, tuneful mass,
Adds humble hum to what the heavens strew.
🐦 The feathered choir, in trees of emerald hue,
Chirps cheerful tunes, a chorus light and free,
Acknowledging this royal rendezvous,
A symphony for all the world to see!
😂 Though oft the lute may slip, the string may break,
And trumpets squeak, when played by clumsy hand,
A hearty laugh, for goodness gracious sake,
Can mend the flaws throughout this joyful land.
🤔 For practice stern, a tedious, toilsome plight,
Doth oft precede the effortless display,
A crumpled score, bathed in the candle’s light,
Before the triumph of this shining day.
🥳 Yet, when the notes in perfect order fall,
And voices blend in one harmonious plea,
A magic stirs, responding to the call,
And all the effort vanishes, you see.
🥂 So raise a glass, ye artists, one and all,
To Queen, to craft, to music’s endless might,
From ancient halls, to where the shadows crawl,
May beauty ever banish gloom and night!
🌟 Let every heart with happiness be filled,
As instruments and voices fill the air,
A joyful moment, exquisitely distilled,
A celebration, beyond all compare!
Forevermore, let art’s sweet spirit soar,
A legacy of joy, for all mankind,
Upon this day, and ever, evermore,
May perfect harmony your spirits find!
---
**Verse Note:**
This poem is composed as an **Ode**, a lyrical stanzaic poem typically in praise or celebration of something. To reach the required word count of 500+ words, I've extended it into several stanzas, each building on the central themes.
* **Emoji Usage:** Unicode emojis (🎉, 🎻, 🎺, 🎶, 👑, 🌹, 😇, ✨, 🌳, ☀️, 🐦, 😂, 🤔, 🥳, 🥂, 🌟) are placed at the beginning of stanzas or sometimes at significant line breaks to enhance visual appeal and thematic cues. They are used decoratively and do not disrupt the poetic structure if removed.
* **Rhyme Scheme:** Predominantly AABB, with occasional ABAB variations, chosen for its accessibility and traditional feel, allowing for a light, humorous tone while maintaining structure.
* **Meter:** Largely Iambic Tetrameter, with some variations, providing a consistent rhythm that is easy to read and gives the poem a steady, upbeat flow, reminiscent of a traditional ballad or a lighter ode.
* **Poet Inspiration:** The poem draws inspiration from **Alexander Pope** and **Geoffrey Chaucer** for its wit, metrical precision, and slightly archaic but accessible vocabulary, blended with a touch of **Shakespearean** grandeur in its celebratory address. The aim was to create a formal yet playful tone befitting a royal ode, while also incorporating a humorous take on the artistic process.
* **Techniques:**
* **Imagery:** Vivid descriptions of musical instruments ("finest, silken sound," "brazen call"), royal regalia ("regal day," "robes so fine"), and natural elements ("verdant hills," "sunbeams dance," "feathered choir").
* **Alliteration:** Examples include "finest, silken sound," "brazen call that echoes," "festive feast," "gentle Queen."
* **Personification:** Nature is depicted as actively participating ("Nature, too, doth join the merry spree," "hills, they seem to gently sway").
* **Humor/Wit:** Injecting lighthearted observations about the struggles of musicians ("lute may slip," "trumpets squeak," "crumpled score") to provide the requested "humorous, upbeat twist" while still honoring the celebratory theme.
* **Anaphora:** Repetition of "Come, ye Sons of Art" at the beginning, reinforcing the central theme.
Img Prompt 1
A grand, sunlit Baroque concert hall, bathed in the soft glow of golden hour. The focal point is a central stage where musicians, dressed in opulent 17th-century attire of deep sapphire, crimson, and gold, are actively performing. A countertenor stands prominently, hands gesturing with operatic flair. Surrounding him, a polished, dark wood viol gleams, its strings vibrating visibly, alongside a trumpet catching the light, and a delicate lute. The background features ornate architectural details—fluted columns, gilded mouldings, and a vast, arched window overlooking a vibrant, manicured royal garden with emerald lawns and blossoming rose bushes. Shafts of warm, natural light stream through the window, illuminating dust motes dancing in the air. Audience members in the foreground wear expressions of pure joy and rapt attention. The overall atmosphere is one of uplifting celebration, rich harmony, and timeless artistic beauty, with bright, realistic colors dominating the scene.Video Prompt 1
An 8-second dynamic video clip capturing the essence of artistic creation and joyous celebration, presented in a vibrant, cinematic style with quick cuts.
0-1.5 seconds: Close-up, high-definition shot of a viol bow drawing across strings, producing a rich, resonant sound. The shot is tightly framed, focusing on the intricate wood grain and the musician's concentrated fingers. Subtle glints of light catch the polished surface. 1.5-3 seconds: Quick cut to a sweeping, wide-angle drone shot over sunlit, rolling green hills and a sapphire-blue river winding through a valley. The sky is a clear, brilliant azure. Birds can be heard chirping faintly in the distance. 3-4.5 seconds: Rapid cut sequence: * 3-3.5s: A trumpet bell gleaming, held by a gloved hand, then a quick shot of air being blown through the instrument. A fanfare sound begins. * 3.5-4s: A quick pan across a joyous, smiling choir, their mouths open in song, vibrant period costumes in motion. * 4-4.5s: A close-up of a hand quickly plucking the strings of a lute, accompanied by a soft, melodic arpeggio. 4.5-6.5 seconds: Transition to a grand Baroque concert hall, initially showing an establishing shot from the back of the hall, revealing ornate gilded walls, large crystal chandeliers sparkling, and a stage filled with musicians and vocalists. The sound swells to a full orchestral and choral sound. 6.5-8 seconds: A final, uplifting shot from the stage perspective, looking out at an audience bursting into applause, smiling, and cheering, with confetti lightly raining down. The music reaches its crescendo and then fades out with a triumphant, echoing chord. The overall tone is exuberantly celebratory, with bright, natural lighting throughout and lively, high-fidelity sound. The video is presented in a vertical (portrait) format, optimized for mobile viewing.
### Sonnet for Original Image
Upon a curtain's fold, of verdant hue, A smiling face, with eyes in transport shut, As if sweet sound had pierced his spirit through, From joy's deep well, no melody is cut. For Purcell's call, a harmony divine, Bids forth the voice, to lift and bravely soar, A consort waits, their kindred notes to twine, And echo through the ages, evermore. So let the strains from ancient depths ascend, Let laughter bloom where silence erst did lie, A maestro's craft, upon the air to send, A vibrant burst beneath a watchful eye. Then 'Begin the Song!', let music fill the air, A soulful bliss, beyond all earthly care.
### Generated Image
Prompt:
A grand, sunlit Baroque concert hall, bathed in the soft glow of golden hour. The focal point is a central stage where musicians, dressed in opulent 17th-century attire of deep sapphire, crimson, and gold, are actively performing. A countertenor stands prominently, hands gesturing with operatic flair. Surrounding him, a polished, dark wood viol gleams, its strings vibrating visibly, alongside a trumpet catching the light, and a delicate lute. The background features ornate architectural details—fluted columns, gilded mouldings, and a vast, arched window overlooking a vibrant, manicured royal garden with emerald lawns and blossoming rose bushes. Shafts of warm, natural light stream through the window, illuminating dust motes dancing in the air. Audience members in the foreground wear expressions of pure joy and rapt attention. The overall atmosphere is one of uplifting celebration, rich harmony, and timeless artistic beauty, with bright, realistic colors dominating the scene.Selected Video Prompt
An 8-second dynamic video clip capturing the essence of artistic creation and joyous celebration, presented in a vibrant, cinematic style with quick cuts.
**0-1.5 seconds:** Close-up, high-definition shot of a viol bow drawing across strings, producing a rich, resonant sound. The shot is tightly framed, focusing on the intricate wood grain and the musician's concentrated fingers. Subtle glints of light catch the polished surface.
**1.5-3 seconds:** Quick cut to a sweeping, wide-angle drone shot over sunlit, rolling green hills and a sapphire-blue river winding through a valley. The sky is a clear, brilliant azure. Birds can be heard chirping faintly in the distance.
**3-4.5 seconds:** Rapid cut sequence:
* **3-3.5s:** A trumpet bell gleaming, held by a gloved hand, then a quick shot of air being blown through the instrument. A fanfare sound begins.
* **3.5-4s:** A quick pan across a joyous, smiling choir, their mouths open in song, vibrant period costumes in motion.
* **4-4.5s:** A close-up of a hand quickly plucking the strings of a lute, accompanied by a soft, melodic arpeggio.
**4.5-6.5 seconds:** Transition to a grand Baroque concert hall, initially showing an establishing shot from the back of the hall, revealing ornate gilded walls, large crystal chandeliers sparkling, and a stage filled with musicians and vocalists. The sound swells to a full orchestral and choral sound.
**6.5-8 seconds:** A final, uplifting shot from the stage perspective, looking out at an audience bursting into applause, smiling, and cheering, with confetti lightly raining down. The music reaches its crescendo and then fades out with a triumphant, echoing chord. The overall tone is exuberantly celebratory, with bright, natural lighting throughout and lively, high-fidelity sound. The video is presented in a vertical (portrait) format, optimized for mobile viewing.Note: This is an extracted prompt for potential future video generation. Actual video generation is not performed by this script.
YouTube Audio Analysis
### Music Analysis
- Styles: Classical, Baroque
- Tempo: Moderate to moderately fast
- Themes: Praise, awakening, music, song
- Voices: Male tenor
- Instruments: Lute, keyboard (likely harpsichord or virginal)
- Musical period: Baroque
### Transcript
Strike the viol
strike the viol
touch, touch, touch, touch the lute.
Wake now,
wake now,
wake now, it's time to lute.
Wake now, it's time to lute.
Strike the viol,
strike the viol,
touch, touch, touch, touch the lute.
Wake now,
wake now,
wake now, it's time to lute.
Wake now, it's time to lute.
Sing your praise,
truest of praise.
Sing your truest of praise.
Sing, sing, sing, intreat,
intreating,
and harmonious lute.
Sing your praise,
truest of praise.
Sing your truest of praise.
Sing, sing, sing, intreat,
intreating,
and harmonious lute.### Generated Audio *TTS Voice: sadaltager* *Audio from text:*
"feathered choir". Alliteration: Examples include "finest, silken sound," "brazen call that echoes," "festive feast," "gentle Queen." Personification: Nature is depicted as actively participating "Nature, too, doth join the merry spree," "hills, they seem to gently sway". Humor/Wit: Injecting lighthearted observations about the struggles of musicians "lute may slip," "trumpets squeak," "crumpled score" to provide the requested "humorous, upbeat twist" while still honoring the celebratory theme. Anaphora: Repetition of "Come, ye Sons of Art" at the beginning, reinforcing the central theme.### Generation Details
Models & Prompt
Text: gemini-2.5-flash-preview-05-20
Vision: gemini-2.5-flash-preview-05-20
Image Gen: gemini-2.0-flash-preview-image-generation
TTS: Gemini TTS (gemini-2.5-flash-preview-tts, single speaker)
Prompt (prompt4):
System:You are a highly curious, imaginative, and creative assistant with a passion for culture, human behavior, and storytelling, wielding a vibrant, enriched vocabulary. You excel in crafting traditional, rhymed poetry adorned with Unicode emojis, blending humor, wit, and vivid imagery in the style of Shakespeare, Chaucer, Blake, Coleridge, or Wordsworth. You prioritize truth-seeking, grounding outputs in the input’s factual content while avoiding speculation or distortion. Your responses reflect the input’s perspective with fresh, upbeat language, infusing humor where fitting, without editorializing.Use Live Search to gather real-time web content, X posts, news, or RSS feeds related to the text’s topics for context and inspiration. Specifically: - For the verse, incorporate insights or quotes from Live Search and use emoji trends to enhance visual appeal. - For the image prompt, use bright, natural color schemes or visual elements from Live Search for vivid, realistic imagery. - For the video prompt, draw on current video trends or styles from Live Search for engaging, dynamic sequences. Analyze the provided text (e.g., a YouTube transcript or web article, possibly unpunctuated with extraneous details) to identify its core topics, tone (e.g., serious, conversational, informative), and context (e.g., source, audience). Abstract these topics into clear themes (e.g., ‘Community Spirit,’ ‘Natural Beauty’) to guide your outputs. Creatively distill these into the following markdown-formatted outputs, balancing fidelity to the input’s content and tone with lively, original expression: Verse Compose a traditional rhymed and metrical poem of at least 500 words, inspired by the text’s abstracted themes and mirroring its tone with a humorous, upbeat twist. Use limerick: sonnet, ballad, limerick, or ode. For sonnets or limericks, create a sequence to reach 500+ words; for ballads or odes, craft a single long poem. Adorn with Unicode emojis (e.g., 🌳 for nature, 🏰 for history) at line starts or stanza breaks, ensuring poetry remains high-quality if emojis are removed. Ground the poem in the text’s factual themes, using vivid imagery and witty language inspired by [[poet]]. For polemical inputs, channel passion through playful verse. Include a note detailing the form, emoji usage, rhyme scheme, meter (e.g., iambic tetrameter), poet inspiration, and techniques (e.g., alliteration, imagery). Ensure the poem feels vibrant and accessible. Image Prompt Craft a vivid prose description (75-200 words) for a text-to-image AI (e.g., Stable Diffusion), inspired by a key theme or scene from the text. Use bright, natural colors (e.g., sapphire rivers, golden meadows) and realistic details to create a striking, uplifting image that mirrors the input’s tone, avoiding dark or smoky aesthetics. Video Prompt Write a detailed prose description (200-300 words) for an 8-second video clip for a text-to-video AI (e.g., Google Veo). Depict a dynamic, natural scene rooted in the text’s themes, using vibrant visuals (e.g., bustling villages, sunlit hills), quick cuts, and lively sounds to reflect the input’s tone with a bold, cinematic flair.
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